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Lining Out Mile 0 2021

September 25, 2020September 25, 2020 Brad Beheler

Mile 0 Fest returns for 2021 amid a new post-Covid landscape. The island vibe and tropical themed boutique music fest that could was doubted by many when it was first launched in 2018, and is back to prove the doubters wrong again. This time by launching a socially-distanced, delayed-from-the-original-dates version of itself in 2021. The new dates are April 27 to May 1, 2021, and the lineup announced this morning is, quite honestly, better than many may have hoped for given the obstacles surrounding large scale musical events at this time. Moving the dates to spring also created some hurdles

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It’s Steamboat Time

January 7, 2020January 7, 2020 Cody Starr 0 Comments

Jade Marie Patek and Shane Britt of The Cole Trains will be sharing duties hitting the slopes and hitting the shows to keep you up to date on the happenings at MusicFest 2020 from Steamboat. Catch it all on our Instagram account @galleywinterlive.

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Welcome to Galleywinter 5.0!

December 12, 2019January 7, 2020 Cody Starr 1 Comment

Finally, after many a tweets claiming, “we are working on it, it’s coming,” Galleywinter version 5.0 is here. This reincarnation has been years in the making; going back to before I joined the team in early 2017. When our editor and chief, Brad Beheler, handed me the task of reworking the site a year ago, the only direction was “it needs to look less 2007 and more 2019.” After giving it some thought, we quickly realized we needed more than a facelift, we needed to re-imagine the entire site. Galleywinter has been around in one form or another for 20

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Going Home With the Armadillo At Last

February 7, 2019February 7, 2019 Brad Beheler 0 Comments

I want to go home with the Armadillo…. As an iconic phrase as has ever been written in the annals of Texas music. The man that supplied it was an Oklahoman turned University of Texas hippie cowboy who fell in with a rowdy bunch making noise around Austin that included Ronald Clyde Crosby, Russell Wier, Michael Murphey, Ray Hubbard, Guy Charles Clark and John Van Zandt. These guys provided a framework and network for the burgeoning musician Gary P. Nunn to ditch his pharmacist plans and begin chasing music with the same level-headed common sense he had applied to his

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Tunes of Independence

July 1, 2016July 1, 2016 Galleywinter 1 Comment

Each summer, July 4th rolls around and people make playlists of their favorite patriotic tunes related to the holiday. Here are a few you can crank this weekend at your bbq, parade or firework extravaganza!

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September 2020: The Value of Music

September 18, 2020September 18, 2020 Brad Beheler

As a music fan the past two decades have been revolutionary. Any song that has ever been created is now at our fingertips. There’s no clunking around a large CaseLogic full of cd’s or placing a distractingly large faux wooden tower of them in the living room next to the entertainment center. This isn’t some plain nostalgic waxing about the good ol’ days. It’s merely to point out that we used to have to work much harder at being a fan. You had to actually go to a record store and purchase an album. At the height of cd’s, that

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